REIT

A Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) is a corporate structure that owns, operates, or finances income-generating properties such as office buildings, shopping centers, apartments, and warehouses. REITs allow investors to participate in real estate markets without directly owning property, offering liquidity through publicly traded shares. They are required to distribute most of their taxable income as dividends, making them popular among income-focused investors.



REIT Sector Performance

This data reflects how each REIT sector is performing as a whole based on average total returns and dividend yields.

SectorNumber of REITsYTD Total ReturnSep. Total ReturnAvg. Dividend Yield
Self Storage4-4.06%-4.52%3.87%
Industrial111.73%-8.50%3.25%
Residential19-1.64%-7.92%3.88%
Retail30-8.93%-6.54%5.82%
Specialty70.16%-6.57%5.42%
Infrastructure4-24.62%-8.88%4.42%
Diversified12-23.24%-12.67%8.66%
Timber31.48%-5.66%2.87%
Data Centers20.29%-7.12%2.63%
Office19-17.41%-10.74%6.32%
Hotel130.81%0.85%4.18%
Health Care153.14%-3.90%5.12%
FTSE Nareit Mortgage REITs325.29%-4.61%12.71%
Data Source: Nareit

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